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R OX V THEATRE Manners St. Dir.: Q. L. Johnston TeL 40-618. . "KID GLOVE KILLER" "KID GLOVE KILLER" • Starring "an Marsha Lee HEFLIN HUNT BOWMAN HEFLIN HUNT BOWMAN AND— "WEIRD WOMAN" "WEIRD WOMAN" —— Starring Anne ton Evelyn GWYNNB CHANEY ANKKRS GWYNNE CHANFA' ANKBRS (Programme Recommended by the Censor for Adults—Not Suitable for Children.) SUBURBAN THEATRES. STATE THEATRE,. PETONE TONIGHT AT S. RALPH RICHARDSON 111 "THE SILVER FLEET" ."THE SILVER FLEET" - With GOOGIE WITHERS—ESMOND KNIGHT Drama, Romance, Thrills, and Action I Box Plan at Theatre (Tel. 63-899).-, (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) PALACE - PETONE - PALACE FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. "GIVIS ME A SAILOR" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) ■ And "STRANDED IN PARIS" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) TOMORROW ELISABETH BERGNER Returns to the Screen in her Greatest Role, with MICHAEL REDGRAVE In "STOLEN LIFE" "STOLEN LIFE" A Picture- so Different,, so Refreshing, you'll ■ he Amazed. (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) Also ■ Chapter 9, "CAPTAIN MARVEL" And ■Sportlight — Comedy — Popeye Cartoon. GRAND ■— PETONE - GRAND FINALLY TONIGHT, at 8. "TOP MAN" (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And j "THE PURPLE V" (Recommended by the Censor for Adults.) ! . TOMORROW! The Strangest Case on Crime's Record: Strange, Savage, Murder Striking at Women Only. "THE LEOPARD MAN" "THE LEOPARD MAN" With • DENIS O'KEEFE and MARGO (Recommended by the Censor for Adults and Unsuitable for Children.) ,„, . , —Associate Feature— i.une m to Station R.0.A.R.. for Radio Thrills and Laughs. "PETTICOAT LARCENY" "PETTICOAT LARCENY" With Rut" Joan Walter WARRICK CARROLL REED (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) And Chapter 13, "The Green Archer." LOWER HUTT THEAT.RES. KING GEORGE TOEATRE Commencing TONIGHT—7.4S. Metjo Presents That Magnificent Picture, "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" —' Featuring — JEANETTE MarDONALD NELSON EDDY j AND FRANK MORGAN And a Huge Cast. TO OUR PATRONS: Ue have brought back this fine feature at the urgent request of hundreds of our patron* "NAUGHTY MARIETTA" lhe screen-g greatest musical adventure. Beauty *°, enc'lant «'<> eye, music to thrill the car Adventure to stir the imagination. Romance to capture your heart. (Approved for Universal Inhibition.) Ring 03-933 Early for Seats Bookings Will bo' Heavy 1 DE LUXE — LOWER HUTT For Reserves Telephone 63-431 ** TONIGHT, At 7.45. ■pfLT>?vOt ,-nTTFun alld daughter PAISY KELLY - MARY BRIAN "DANGER I WOMEN" AT WORK" (Approved for Universal Exhibition ) TIM HOLT ' — In — ny» -«tti ," SAGE BRUSH LAW" Cliff Ukulele Ike" Edwards, Joan Barclay AT*n^r? rOYS d f,° r OnlTw»n» Exhiblaon.) ALSO: ip. 1 of our thrilling new adventure Serial, "TERRY AND THE PIRATES" — (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I PRINCE EDWARD, Woburn 'l I Telephone 63-344. j TONIGHT, at 7.45 o'clock Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer's "GRAND CENTRAL MURDER" ,7 ix. Starring rFriAw\ HoFH^ - PATRICIA DANE CECILIA PARKER - VIRGINIA GREY IY!fh(H, eCTW ed by CenSOr for Adlllts) .' thf I''lll1 ''111 t0 Tripoli (Approved for Universal Exhibition.) Dir.: J. c. Williamson Picture Corp., Ltd. 7.10 TONIGHT—7.IO First Feature "HENRY ALDRICH PLAYS CUPID" JIMMY LYDON - htana tvntv n*tw y trl?f. h! s,, hand at niatrimony .for others, with hilarious and disastrous results for allf ■ GRAND FEATURE M.G.M. Presents "THE PRIDE OF THE YANKEES" Starring GARY COOPER TERESA WRIGHT, BABE RUTH, WALTFR LOU PFHRT^ HAY, NOBLE' S ORCHESTRA P n L?n, ? IG~Ho k, new a ""nance that comes to few men . . . and that few women will ever forget! ,™ ~ .Thß Ma- n Millions Cheered. (Both Approved for Universal Exhibition.) I — — ; SCREENING TIMES "HENRY ALDRICH" 7.28 "YANKEES" 8.48. NEXT CHANGE: "PIED PIPER," "LUCKY JORDAN" Reservations: 14-202. THE RUGBY GAME OF THE YEAR-! SOLDIERS v. POLICE TRENTHAM ARMY v. POLICE FORCE At ATHLETIC PARK rjOMORROW (WEDNESDAY), SEPT. 20. At 3 p.m. Early Game 1.30 p.m. MUNGAROA v. TRENTHAM (Junior Champions, 1944) (Army Juniors) Outstanding Rugby Attraction. In Aid of the Patriotic Funds. Tommy-guns and Batons will be left at home! IT WILL 815 A GREAT BATTLE. FILM SHOW, MS p.m., WEDNESDAY. OMHLY Meeting to which all friends as well as members are invited held at CLUB ROOMS, 212 LAMBTON QY. Following the business of the meeting, now sound films will be shown of Russia in ncucu nnd at war. N.Z. SOCIETY FOR CLOSER RELATIONS ' * WITH MJSSJA,